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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09
ladies Wanted,

A laiy agent Is wanted in every
city and village; also ladies to travel
aud solicit orders fur Madame Wood s
Cursets and Corded Corset Waists,
Tampin Forms, Hose Snpporitrs,
Steel Prntertors, Ladies Friend, etc.
Agents are making hon Twruly w
Fifty Dollars week. Srud Tor cir
culars aud p:ire,lisl To b. Word, 81
South o'hna Street. Syracuse, y. Y.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

Rev. n. q. Taylor, father Of The
governor, died at his home in East
Tennessee On the lst inst. aged sew.
enly,eight years. For many years
he was a bright light and great leader
of the wing party before the war; but,
unliks Brownlow, he aid not lose his
religion when be entered the political
nrena. He vas always loved and
respected for his purity and great
ability.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09
The MAXWELL. American I,,L Tuel

The Nashville American last Tues.
day mnrning copied from the Chicago
Tribune a reported interview of Gov.
Taylor which attributed words aud
sentiments tn him which he did not
utter Commissioner Hord was au>
Lhorized to write correction of the
matter aud give it to the American,
but that paper refused to publish it.
IL it possible that the American will
uot sllnw the governor to reply to a
false statement which appeared in its
own columns We thought better Of
that Old and popular journal.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

A passenger train on the N, & o
road was wreckeda at Carroll. between
Humboldt and jackson, last Monday
night, hut no one was seriously hurt.
It seems that some scoundrel had
tempered with the switch. He ought
to hung.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

Dispatches of the 9th from Mar
quette, Houghluu, Escanaba, Chip
pews Falls. and other points in north,
ern Michigan and Wisconsin report
one of rhe worst billiards Of the sea.
SOU. The snow is now fnot deep
aud the Michigan railroads are block
aIed.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

An exchange says that wool is the
only farm crop not reported damaged
by the frost. We have labored under
the impression that wool suffered very
seriously when about half he sheep
in DacOtah were killed by tAe cold
weather Of The past winter.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

The jackson Daily Evening Blade
is bright and newsy FIVE column
folio, published at the Inv price Of
fifteen cents week. 1t ought to
succeed.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09
FASHIONABLE
TAILORING.
My Customers Inter
est is My Interest.

VNHB undrrsgRrd is now prepared to offer
i better inducements Ia those IN need u,
PIECE GOODS TOR Gents wear than amy ore
in v est Tenn es,es. lie has procured s IN
ples nf all floods Kept by each oil the Aer-
chants in Milan. with the lowest eash price
attached I" eSch SsmP.e, which enables the
customer 20 mAkPaS good selection ~ one
hoH.e ~ he y, ssibly could BY rOiuR all aver
tho city. lie will also have the aid nt prac.
teal Tailor WIN will always consider he in.
tersst Of tho customer.
lie hos also procured Ssmp pies from the prin.
eipal Wholesale Piece Goods HouFes ri Il
Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati. from which
customers e.n mask their selections. and mr.
der by express. provided their boice cannot
be obtained ~ NilHn.
he guarantee, rstislactioH 1" The most fus.
tidioJs.
PARTICULAR R'rrntior paid to Cutting, MAk.
ing and krrBiril Cloibing.
Orders fr,fr 4 tii.t mes respect ally solicited.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-04-09

Gooeh's Mexican Syrup viii relieve diGeul
" of breathing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18

IiaeD and Lace Handkerchiefs.
80 dozen Ladies' and Children's hem
stitch Handkerchiefs. French Bats;e and
Linen lawn. white and colored borders,
worth - to 25c all placed on sale for l0c
each.
80 dozen Ladies and Children's colored
border. Linen Handkerchiefs, for Zoe, l2!c,
i5c, Isc, 20c and 25c each.
Real Duchesse Lace handkerchief. from
$3.50 10 5000 each.
Real Point Applique and Point Gaze Lace
Handkerchiefs, from $1,000 to $500 each
100 dozen Pongee and japanese Silk
Handkerchiefs, with fancy colored borders,
for DC. 35c, SOC. 65c and 75c each.
Also large assortment of Gentlenen's
Initial japanese Handkerchiefs for 500
and sl25 each.
go dozen Brocade Satin Handkerchief
for ladies and gentlemen, in all colors. and
cream, for 25c, SOC, soc. 6oc. 75c and sl.oo
each. Very rich and beautiful shades.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18
silk Dress Goods.


Black Gros Grain Silk worth 81 % for 81
per yard
Same worth $50 for $1.25 per yard.
Same worth 81 for $50 per yard.
Same worth $2.25 for sI.75.
Same worth $3.50 for 81.
Same worth s3 for $3.50.
Black Satin Rhademe for 81, sl25, $3.50,
$1.75, s. per yard.
Satin Rhademe in all colors for 81. s1.25
and $50 per yard.
surahs in all shades for f5c, 9oc, and 81
per yard.
Colored Gros Grain Silks for zoe, 81, s1.25
and 81 so per yard.
PIocade satin and Plush Effects in very
fine goods Tor combinations in all coiors and
prices rs to quality.
sPRrre q COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18


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Fans Fansi

Worry fine Satin. plain and ornamented.
in a variety of styles Nothing more ac-
cepta6ls for a lady. Price sl 81. 800. $3.50.
$500 800. 500, $500. 500, = -. 5000.
5000 each. sraIse & Co':-svs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18
white Eianko4s

white Blankets
FOR sc. g. ~. s. .. $50. si75. 500. $3.50
300 So. 500. $40. 800. = - 500
SEQ 800. sa0o AMI 5000 Ter pair.
Comfort hlss
&c. sac. &C. o0c. 500 sl .. s. so. 81 75
too. g -. s. 90 each.
SrslNs 4 Co~P.FT.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18

The Carpenter and Jo.ners Union will
1cet This evening ou important business
I heir haN. AL member, are requested 10
-... r.ra..f.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18
Mems Mufiicrs,and scarfs.

In silk and cashmere. ali colors, and
cream effects in brocsoe and stripes, yerv
handsome, for SOC, z5c, Sio0, sl25, $50,
800, $3.50, $500, $3.50 each.
SPksaG & C0NPASy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18

Ne hevs an elegant assortment Of Hang
,a1 lamps - approved styles and patterns
tur. rising s neautifl. and cheap. since Tie
great Slaughter heran. ANY style 0l burner
vsu MAY e.sre. Don faii to visit us ond
..e l.r yourselves rs Monroe sf.
rT f~nvspn K sons
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18

uare nuene' fhe.r tice a. Nos l0 and l.
r lr s-. opposite Nelson & Matter and
sl-r January ist vii 0e ready % receive
and ship consigamen's % al. parts OF The
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18

ore coal stove aud one sale. cheap for
cash 90 - Mon-0e-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18
BOOKS
-FCH--
HOUSEHOLD:

Mn. Glpn Frugalities
Practical Coofine. Mr.. Henderson.
EVERYDAY Pracucs' liome Alrics. Car etou.
Bazar Book 90 1ue ious hold Harlen.
Dr. Chase keoe - Book.
Detroit Home "e s-lEcr Kce, ir. look
Catherine Owen Ntw to0A tok
Mr, Lincoln Bot0n Cook Book.
Iac Ch cagO ONE cook book.
Parfas Ne. -ll it9,s
BreaSia.i. Luncheon and Tos Mr. Harlard.
Cotiage Kitchen Mr, mind.
Francatcliis Modem Cook Book.
french Dishes f'r 4 Aaerlcau Tables Caron.
Jennie iuue's CsJzefv.
Breekiast Dailtie-' Thomas MurIey.
Book Of Entrees, Thomas MurTey.
] fty Soups Thomas MIueg
Puddings and Dainty Desse ,s Thomas Murrey.
Book Of 81 fuldings susan A Own
Practical Americ-n Cookery, juliet Corson-
Buckeye CDDSery
The Appiedore COX Book; Miss Parloa.
tofaine Sense in the Household HsTland.
Ice cfe8m and Cakes
Inc Yankee Cook Book.
The American Home Cook Book.
Inc American Housewife, Kitchen Directory.
How 10 Cook and Carve
Cooker f0r Beginners. Mrs liariand.
Chem 81 y o. Cookery Williams
Cook.ng school Il II Book. Juliet Corson-
Inc levahds rea Tray. SUSAN A. = own.
The Chemistry 81 Coo nc. al4cn I.ll r1g.
.iois sceper's Year Rook UOlcn Campbell
Is uisinc Creole.
COnlCi ioucr Hand Book.
Cookery ManUal~. Mrs .-Ning.
Hos 30 Hase Candy.
oyster Epi me
The Easicst Wa 7 Housekeeping and Cooking
Helen Campbell
HOME BOOKS.
Ewes Deughtcrr Marion HarlanH
simple Lo.son- f.r Home lie
The American lme DoOs.
The Home. .r n ". Netchcr.
Common sense in the Nurery: Marion Harlant
N0mau's NaudiWcrk by t1n-tance &. Harrison.
Hints on HoIschod Tastes Cnes EaSiskc.
r A TOM & / Won
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18
COXaERCIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS


Store A. % Monsoe-st. after February
large stock Of skates cheap p, % Mon
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18

TIE Wes- sia- R.rk stl - open here
Ter every afternoon and Tuesday. Th1rs-
nar and ~afurdar evenings
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18

-Is stta-f al flI p - krhii 44a-k1, -ts A 0-
Exfra g.. ai. a8tsc yellow t a.. 20 e..
coffee lfleeu 1850. 1a1ltc l,.o r0a.lel. $50 Use.
Java. -reel il -f. Java. ruastet, - see. Mara
.4 -. roasted l-.t-fcs Mexican. r0asf-r 10 ..-.
Teas -ral. tle. a3n &c Japsn. mslllu. 30
t orimArY IS 80 Hy sof.. useoc lnIoF4er.
4. So .tc. UH.lUg Da u.c. uIgo -ttlsal-
f1ar-s- Z. pef cat 50 O. l-er bbl-, patent pro
cr-s 81 oI ger cHt 8 5i pr 1oi all v heat 1p4r
b. - r.r eat. Il q per bhl blckwncat. . -
Nl. teec -Screenines. slt per toa bran. sl3.
sl IT, b. "fiilags slszi1-
Frtl -tuIr al oars. slsf-to.
aerneea. ,I. Michigan scs- io-sc per gallon,
n4..- rll-e It.c.
s.tr. ELF ,c Per gaiion-
-etls.t .Jter - 80 p. timothy, s'l1 -.
llsl So. & white lsh h. 10 pr half hol. other
grades sf fa Per bali BIOL trJul. 90 %. cod salt,
.t rer ll. ans. II per hundred canned oysters,
ss.fcts >1 .l smoked haliuUr, sole.
tnrk n tarrel- Mess pork. Chicago packed.
s. 5all '0 extra short cut s. IS. standard clear
back So s0.
Lard -Tfe-ceS cisc. N ard SO 10 tubs. e.. %
ih round tila. 10 cases. oasc. n TN pai4s, .
Tlc
Heef IN Narrcls-ExtEa Mess. warranted 20 los,
t~as i. ezra bonelsss, ST.
bufterlle ~ sukesc Creamery solid. .i3'sc. rolls
I ic dalry old. lZc rolls lic
Frlls-LCmcrs. choice. 81 oCa5 5s lemons,
fancy - Sd
Telegram-herald., 1887-01-18

Lumber Bill Slf timber iossts and scantling
f- Is in1 To- iett Ell. Do Is q. t2 do ~ y, 81
-leeuug toaffs. dressed one side. 30 > and
& fencc aoor.ng. SO. common GOorirK 80.
siding l-t aud -. 81. common. SD. Finishing
l.t-r.r saa. p RI boards No. I. drcsoed Oh
of.. size. a. tc - 81.
ia-h-Nc l. ) SEAS ca
shingles o. inch starr, g az 70, seconds.
s. UUas -o.
Llrae-Ohic &C Grand Rapids. Sc Petoskey.
q ..
terisnt-fi -olfl . per bbl
.----. .-r----n Al. L..-L.g
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23

We understand that MR. Edward
ssisr, VINO rscensly resiRaed tbs
position Of private sscsst4Ey and buzi-
mess agent 70 GovsEnsr Squire. has sac
cseded IN oFnanixinR = stock eonpany
neEe Tor toe pzrSoss Of ereetis9 . large
fearing mill il oar citv. From = eon-
VeR4a&ton With Mr. WaseieF wE learn
thaa the mill viii have daily prodncina
capacity Of about 90 barrels ct dour,
equippad With ali the modern improve
ments for doing drst class work The
enteFprise Is an important one for shia
city, and Should receive the cordial snp
port Of the busiEess comm1nisy. Mr..
Wheeier viii start East in few days 10
mska the nec ssary afr8naemenfs. ard
the eompsny expect 10 have TIE ufEi Ii
operation early IN the fall. The early
completion of shs Cascade Division OF
tbs NortheEn Pacific Raiiroad and also
she Seattle, Lake SHIRE and Eastern,
viii give access TO Eastern Washington
9Th lie mtliions Of bushsls Of wheat
that viii dnd ~ outlet 10 tbs arsin and
ooaF markets Of tbs w8Eld tarosRh Sc
afsie. instead Of paying tribate TO Pert
Land, az 10 does nov.
AAA AAAECAES u AACOHEGAAIAON
win be hied for record in tie Auditors
ofdee today. Tas name Of the corpor-
sti a 10 the seattle FIoar Mills and
Elevator Company. Tue ine1rporators
are 3. p. Ferry. W, O. squire. E+w I'd
Wneelsr, John H. MeGraw, l. Dillsr,
George ID. Hsll aud j. II. Walker.
Section first provides that the csm-
pany may baiId, ovn. and operate -four
mills in tbs City Of seattle.
section sesand provides for the man
ufacture Of Iur, feed aud other pro-
ducts manufaotufed from eraiu.
Seton third provides for tbs bayinR
sud selling Of grain. q ,nr, bran, shorts,
etc.
Section fourth allows the company 70
bay, leasa, acquire and own real estate
and 10 operate aod deal In stocks an d
bonds.
The sapital sf0sk Il $4,000 divided
into 80 .shaFesof 500 each.
SeveR trustees shall manage the at
fairs Of the corporation, the duration Of
which shall be 50 years, and the head
office and principal place Of business
shall be Seattle.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23

city. =
the city.
NJ. W. Darling. Fsurassntine Fald
man q o., Of Portland, Is II she city.
7. @. Maspby, v. n. Daring aaa 4
=. Armstrong;. Of Portland. are sf d.
Ocosdentai.
Mra-C. y. Foana. If Tacoma. arrives
nsrs yesterday % visit Der mother. Mrs
NJ ). Booth.
J. @. Hsines, WHO hiss been IN "a,
sound en legal business, rstnrnsd yss
tsrday afternoon.
Mrs.. BAiley Gaszsrt 10 risisfna Mr.
3. t4oidsmith. IN Portland, ard will Re.
maiu utek or more.
Mr.. @. HarfnsaesE, one Of the pre-
pFietoEs Of the Dfi4rd Hoass, vietoria
passed through here yesterday.
J. @. McFsddsn. brother Of Robert
Mck ddsu, Of the Merchant Nations
btnk, vas IN sne eity yesterday.
AE. 3. Van Prssssntsn, . pioneer Of
blra's View, Skaeit county, left for
WheeiinR. West Virginia, Monday.
Ihss. Csvauauah, Of the Bellinehan
Bay Railway aud Navigation CosnpanJ
and also OF tue Olympia Partisan, Vsl
a passenger % sesitls by tne FIsstwOod
yesterday.
9. q. Eneland, n. Black and G. Pat.
terson, Of Snehomiah, Joseph Radsey,
" MsFysviIie, Wa. Conway, OF Salfan
City, and W. Z. Mckay, Of Skagit, are
at the Occidental.
Mrs. h. A. Noble, mother OF Mrs. l.
,. ]. liant, Of this city. arrived 10 Sc.
attic last evening from her home Ia
Des Moiues, Iowa, and will remain with
her dsuxhtsF for several months.
g. L Peterson and j. A. West, Of Ts-
coma; Thomas II. Oavanaueh and Mrs.
lily, Of Oiympis; George James, Of
SaohOmish, ana William De Lansy, Of
Discovery, are at the Brunswick.
b. FsFlman and wife. W. e. Husd and
B. Klein, IT Portland; A. r. Holt, of
hentob; Z. IL. KFotye, Of Minneapolis;
<. V. Miller. OF Seabeck; A. Loehrie, Of
snohomisb, aad O. n. Brooks, of Peinl
Elliott. are at the Arlington.
@. W. Steele and wife IF Gunnison,
II. Crawford, gF., and A. 8. WormvoOd
Of Chicago. B. H. Miller OF San Fran
ois 20, r. Oshezrun and r. Higgins Of
Tacoma, George Mines Of Missoala, w.
T., j. H. Irvane Of Stanwood, snd Judee
ThoEue Of Renton, are ct the Occidental
Toe O. W. Young who recently Ief.
Tacoma for the East, accompanied BY
his wife, was NOT she Charles Weslsy
Yong, graduate Of Wesleyan Univer-
sity, who at one time kept books 81
Newcastle and afterwards ct Port
Blakely. A short time ago there were
thFes 0. W. Youngs In Tacoma.
O. Henley, w. z. Parker. Of Tacoma,
Jno. jones, Of Rent0n, NJ O'Brian,
Chas. Perkins and wife. Of shelton,
Tbos. j. Lewis, Of Port Gamble, Robt
Winston, Of New Haven, Connection,
L. :. Mnfphine. Of Snohomish. E Hymn,
Of Nation, H., A. B. Guthrie aud wife,
Of Colby, are al the New England.
W. Love and wife. j. Arm strong and
vife, Of Newcastle, Frank q. eain Of
Ooupevllle, Ed Turner Of Squak Siodeh,
q. McDouRall Of shelton. Mr.. Row OF
StanSood, Geo. ). Bush OF Washington,
ID. O., ], 9, Shelby Of Fort Jones, Moses
Galloway and wife OF Oassville. Wis,
Thos. s. Brown of San Francisco, II.
Mcbride and wife Of LAconner, Geo.
W. smith Of Kent. Robert Lanegan and
A. Ford Of Mount Vernon, are at the
Brunswick.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23

Too HIsH After 8 careful examin
alton Of all the bids put In for clearing
We risht Of way, grading and cross
wing the iisst tve miles % the Seattle.
Lake shore 4 4 st,rn ia iwAv, GeasTa
aanAGer Sheafe asd Chief Engineer ]
" Soarry fouHd "a AZ the bids we're all
Aeore Oh estimates made BY the enRi
VET andAhey we're rejeatsd. The Con-
sfaesl0n Company Is nov debating
NestesF 20 build the read teemselvss
Again call fo' bids GA q longer section.
We % the oiddsrs in speaking Of The
matter said: 1T will cast e. 600 10 get
~ oatnt On the ground. and that is a.
mecn a. reasonable man would expect
= make on a contract Of that ais. Had
~ call been Tor fiftesn OF twenty miles
We BIDS submitted Wauid have been
oaen lover. for ths Eesson that Il costs
nueh 10 set rsady 20 bald ons OF
tSe niles Of road a. il does 90 build 1Te
NJ times as much The reporter
lstl called spou = gentleman connect
eitn TIE road vito slid; ~fte reason
w - called fot bids 90 = Gve mile
eeea vas eeoanse Ws were Auxioas 20
~ we work started. and waa ~ mach
we line 40 ws had located az that
nS fhs engineering parties arr
e'nae, rsin or shine. and makinE
- essl location OF the line ~ fast -
aioae. aud Ne expect 20 cali fer bids
sSenty-miie section very soon,
- eompany pays cash for everything.
80 sai expect 90 set its work done
-. = easaply as anybody else who
PAYS cash fer similA uaFk.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23

WHAT TRUE MEREE WILL no
The 40 rseedsaied Esis Ct Boashee's
3srman Scrip wifhfn : fkB years has
estonished the world. Il d without
dOahf tbs safess and besf rsmedy ever
discovered .cx the speedy and edeatuaI
ear9 Of CouQhs.s Colds, and the seversEs
L1aG tFo1bles. Is sets o. IN entirely
dtneFeAt prineipls from the usual pre-
s,fiptlons Risen bv physicians. - il dos
ngs eEy Up co0gh and leave the dis
ease etlli In TIE system, bai, on the con
trAFys resolves fhe cause Of TIE trouble.
heals the parts affected. and leaves them
n purely healthy conditiun- A bottle
kept IN the house for use wien the dis
eases make fksir appearances vii save
doctors bills and LONG spell Of serious
Illness. A trial viii oonvinse yea Of
these face. Il 10 positively sold By all
druggists and Rsneral dealers ID tie
land Price q ets. large bottlss- do
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23
NTtAmuArIeN OF TnE KIsNErs

Hon. Edward A. Moore. Member Of
Assembly from Richmond County, New
York, writes;
some tee weeks $50 | vas taEen
With iniamm ssion OF the kidneys. The
pain vas intense. ] Applied - saon AZ
possible an AILoocK's PaBous Plastic
over each kiduey. Wonderful - say,
the pAin and inflammation began 20
ahate in three hours 10 two days ! vas
eusirels cured. / always take great
Measure 10 recommendin9 ALLcocK .
n ASrFRs; they are certainly the bet
ETERNAL remedy knosn- I used thea
az chest protectors and found then
moss sf5eient." dc.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23
Fer Cholera. DfaFxh@a. Dyson.
ssry, Infismn asIon Of the
Bowels aP Collie.

Take internally from eve to ten drspi
Of DaIbys ProphyIactic Fluid In -
biespoonful of water every hour or twc
I'LL improvement takes PLACES. There Il
no danger in taking more 81 il and more
freqnenfiy II eecasisR requires. II
chrenie cases. or when the stomach re.
fuses TO retain ANYTHING esss, use mice
tinns Of the Fluid and water. We have
never knOw1 case that did not readily
Weld 20 such treatment, and Il saved
the lives of many.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23

Mrs. W says Far ysaFs I vss
sfiiiess 4 With toe idea that only these
s0apa wxre good thai we're made IN Cal
ifornsA. where | csme fRom.
Bal res rua caFed - can b. seen.
Fer I've taken 20 astng Western Q1eeD;
Il makes my elnshtaR clean asd svsei,
ID hess my ho1ss - nics and neal.
NJ pans and dishes all aQi0w.
Ana 10 this soap al tbs towe.N %
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23

PAy from 500 90 $50 more 10 an
agent Tor q piano Shen you can bay a
Weber and Decker 4 Soa piano direct
from the factory and save all pFonis 10
middienen. Frank kimbAli. mana-
facsnrer's AGENT. Odiee, three doufs
above postOlhce. Pianos % eAsy terms
and for rent Sample pianos on hand
SeRd and ggt prices. fs22H
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23

Tha micH ana alElotnM MnoaA not fan 10 eail 20
him. The DscsoF haa visited tka haep1fnln a
nzF5pe and oheainnd . Rrsaf eaei - eAiuahle
tnformatisb skieh hs 4 eompstanl 70 impair
- thoss n ned ~ Ms services. fhe Doctor
eur1s uhsrs other1 fnil. Try him Oh. gle
BON VII H&ke - charge anlsaa 10 e1scla .
e1ra. fnFsona cmrmd q hnme. CMH o. wFiln.
An communieattonHs strictly eonadanilal. Send
arsaa DR. ,. .. 6fBB0N. Boz fesJ, AAn fraa.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23

The CENTEMERI" is the most pop
ulaE kid glove 10 AmsFic !, Sl.A5 for Eve
buttons. $50 for eight eattoas. They
are far below the price Of any other
standard maker, and for 81 and dura-
bilIty are unExeslled. The above are re-
tail prices 1.-THE glove u not sold at whole
sslel al ECHWABACHER BROS. dsl2
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23

OosFiEsED BIS reference 10 oar isle
s'Apale sol0mns, II viii be eeea thas the
senate yesterday oonarnsd Frank A.
81 y O. Associate Jastics and Il A.
49,. s.ea 70 b Chief JaSlies Of the Sa
49, caert Of Washington Territory
-, saanFmaiions wrre nct expected
1ai1 asssf tns ath Of March.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23
WELLS LINE SAIL VESSELS
STEAMER HELEN.
FoR COLBY. PORTS ORCHARD AAe
WASHINGTON.

@2 STEAMER HKT1EN, w. n
Eilia MnalaR, leaves HARMS
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Wednesday and Friday, 81 30 5 IA, toe
Colby, Mitcheli's Point, head o. Port Or
ehard also. % head q Porf Meahinglon.
81 Sc q M, bead Of Port Orchard A. 10 q.
m. MitchellB Point af l01D a. m, Colby 4
m, arriving 81 Seattle about 31u y M
Tuesday Thursday ard aafurfav d.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23
A BEAUTIFUL NATURAL ComPLEx.

Ladies' may temporarily enhance their
beauty with prepared chalk. but those
whose compilations have tbs hue Of
natare use Freeman's medical invisible
Face Powder.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23
Irs nELIcACY on FLAYaR

And the efficacy of lie action have rem
dered the famous liquid fruit remedy
syrup of Figs immensely popular. Il
eleanses and tones up the cloRQed and
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and fevers. cures habitual constipation,
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weak or inactive condition of the Kid
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Manufactured only by the California Fin
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23

Great excitement has been caused in
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was sent to him. Finding relief he
bought large bottle and q boz Of Dr..
Kings New Life Pills; by the time be
bad taken two boxes Of Pills and tive
bottles Of the Discovery. be vas we'll
aRd had gained in flesh thirty-six
pounds. Trial bottles Of this great Dis
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-02-23

w. ID. Suit, Druggist, Bippas, Ind,
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